Building in the French Style: Getting the Authentic Details Right
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A French style house in Fort Worth showcases design elements that reflect history and authenticity. The architecture features key details like stonework and coining, with window surrounds made from stone blocks. French moldings and furniture-like cabinets enhance the aesthetic. Custom beams and a new stucco method ensure durability, while historic materials like an antique French mantle maintain design integrity. The project is nearing completion with final touches to unify the space.
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